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James is the best!!
Oh you are awful ...but I like you !
Hi James,
Please contact me privately.
E-mail address on my profile.
John
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It's a helluva score, one of Miklos' best.
Tadlow will nail this one.
Hell, yes!! Ever since the COPP Orchestra recorded the Overture for their first Rozsa compilation, I have dreamed of hearing the entire score as Rozsa had intended it.
James, you truly must be committed to getting this score right, seeing as you've viewed the film 12 times. As with EL CID and QUO VADIS I'll be purchasing two copies of this when it comes out.
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So James, I take it that you do not have access to any original score materials for this one?
While that would be far from ideal (who knows what music may have been written for but unused in the film, like El Cid?) you have shown in the past, recently with Goldsmith's The Salamander and QB VII that the results can still be incredible.
Yavar
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Excellent news James. It will go nicely alongside your Quo Vadis and El Cid.
I'll buy S & G for sure along with Obsession and Duel in the Sun.
I urge others to support Tadlow best you can.
Keep up the great work James! 
I like Tadlow too and have all of their fine releases. But what about Digitmovies Peter, the wonderful label highlighted in the subject line of this thread?
Would you not urge others also to support this great Italian label that brings out so many fine previously unreleased film soundtracks every year, including many Peplums? Just wondering?
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I suppose there could be a question as to whether that running time includes the Overture and Entr'acte, but the Fox Video laserdisc, which includes neither, also runs 154 minutes.
The Fox Laserdisc did not contain the Epilogue (Exit Music) either.
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